Origami III: I have been to all the states in the SW and least to say am very disappointed in Gov.Mimiko of ondo state.That state is an oil producing state collecting huge allocations from the federation yet cannot boast of any world class development other than few large round abouts and fountains,teachers and civil servants are being owed several months in salaries,outside akure no other place can boast of any meaningfull development.His home town is recently being given a facelift in road construction.Remember this is an oil producing state.The man now sits in abuja begging for vice presidency in 2015(How is that feasible going by geopolitical balance)?Mimiko should pls sit-up.

Pataki: SW leaders are working. Ibo leaders and followers are bickering.

Ain't got time for that!

Omo Ogun ise ya! Ogun standard all the way!!!

segcy.moor:
Ogun can never catch up with Lagos for the next 5 decade, however they develop. E ko oni Baje!

Katsumoto:

I can understand why would make that comment but lets do away with comments that can ignite a thread. You know there are folks who don't need a match or lighter to make fire.

Distractions aren't good for good debates or commentary.

Pataki:
I relate to what you are saying. But this thread has provided enough proof to my statement. We are not even comparing Ogun with any SE states, but my bickering brothers have swamped on the thread and spewing their bad belle.

When is Amosun bringing world class cinemas to Ogun State? When I was in Egba and I needed to watch a movie, I had to drive to Ikeja before I can watch a movie in the cinema.

Katsumoto:

You obviously aren't very bright. No one is stating that there are no Yorubas in other parts of Nigeria or Africa, the key factor here is number. There are Americans in Nigeria but will anyone conclude that Nigeria is a popular destination for Americans?

Katsumoto]

If a man can't travel to somewhere better than his home, he would at least stay in his home than go to places that are worse than his home. If you don't agree, check out the Yoruba population in the UK, Canada, & the US.

Must one have to explain everything to some of you dullards? Its like teaching a monkey to read.

agbameta: ....



Watch what you say about Ondo state and Mimikosilence if you no want the yaba left man aka Musiwa to bombard this thread with is rubbish...

Pataki:
I relate to what you are saying. But this thread has provided enough proof to my statement. We are not even comparing Ogun with any SE states, but my bickering brothers have swamped on the thread and spewing their bad belle.

When is Amosun bringing world class cinemas to Ogun State? When I was in Egba and I needed to watch a movie, I had to drive to Ikeja before I can watch a movie in the cinema.

seanet02: Omo ibo ni eyin ni ilu Egba?

Origami III:

Look at the rest of the SW states and their impressive rate of development without any extra 13% derivation money compared to the very snail speed of Mimiko in ondo state.Any governor you see too close to the presidency becomes very complacent and on closer scrutiny must have some can of worms to hide.Apart from delta,ondo state rank next as the least developed of the oil producing states in Nigeria.

Shine u Eye:

Maybe your brain stopped working when you wrote




There was no where in your post where the key factor was numbers.



How many mind readers do you know on Nairaland?

Shine u Eye:

Na dis one dey pain you.

dankofa: The development in Ogun state does not cut across the state. A lot of areas are in very bad shape with bad roads.All we keep hearing year after year is that they will be done as they have been budged for.

Pictures of Akute, Ishashi, Denro roads and inner roads like the Ogunnaike street on Ojodu-Abodun would make your heart skip.

Even motorcycles find it difficult to get a good part of th road to ride not to talk of cars that sink in potholes every now and then.

I implore the state government to please spread the development around.

ba7man: Wouldn't mind seeing pictures. Why am i just hearing this for the first time?

Olaolufred:

THANK YOU.
AMOSUN NEEDS TO WORK IN THOSE AREA MENTIONED.
I WAS SO ANOYED WITH HIM WHY HE DID NOTHING AT MOWE AND IBAFO.
WENT WITH A CAR TO THAT PLACE WITH MY HEART IN MY CHEEK.
AMOSUN MUST WORK MORE FOR HIS PEOPLE.
THE POSITION IS NOT ETERNAL.
DO YOUR BEST FOR THE BEST OF YOUR PEOPLE.

ba7man: Wouldn't mind seeing pictures. Why am i just hearing this for the first time?

bayulll01:
Don't mind that deluded fellow I did my nysc in sapele, oh God that place is a mess.also that uwie to japa and airport road is so bad God help them that bald hair guy don finish dem ,as bad as ibori is the guy na messiah go and check ugheli that's why they can't wait for the guy to come back

Origami III:

Look at the rest of the SW states and their impressive rate of development without any extra 13% derivation money compared to the very snail speed of Mimiko in ondo state.Any governor you see too close to the presidency becomes very complacent and on closer scrutiny must have some can of worms to hide.Apart from delta,ondo state rank next as the least developed of the oil producing states in Nigeria.

Horus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msglw5Hx0ns

Ogun State Business Preparedness with Ibikunle Amosun

Ogun state, in the South West of Nigeria, is a focal point of the federal government's economic transformation plan, mainly because
of its rich agriculture sector. Its proximity to the increasingly congested Lagos state means that it is a natural destination for the
expansion of manufacturing concerns. ABN's Wole Famurewa interviewed the Governor of Ogun state, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, about
its plans to leverage on this.

Katsumoto:

I am not going to waste my time explaining to you.

Try and pass this simple test before we go further. What comes after 6 but before 8?

There is a difference between 'a' and 'the'. A man can be one, 1000, 100,000, etc as long as the man isn't identified. If I say 'go and bring a table' am I referring to one table in particular or any anyone of millions of tables? 'The' on the other hand is specific, there is no ambiguity.

So when I said 'A' man, I was referring to the millions of Yoruba men or women who could have made the choice to move to other parts. Class is dismissed; now go and find a thread for GEJ lovers where you can find idiots of like minds. Don't try to debate above your station.

agbameta:



Trust me, I'm with your 1000% and I've stated the same sentiments about mimiko in Ondo state, the guy is slacking, but we know why, he's PDP related and his performance is tied and relegated to the same poor performance the PDP state's are witnessing..

Shine u Eye:

[s]You made no sense dude. ROFLMAO!!!
Hang on, is this not the acclaimed Katsumoto, {the best Yoruba debater on Nairaland}? Am outta here before your obsequious followers descend on me.

In the land of the blind.............one....eyed...[/s]

Shine u Eye: There are no Yorobbers in my town. We drove the leeches out long time ago.
Hahahaha!!

Gbawe:

With all due respect, we must give to Asiwaju what is Asiwaju same as we "give unto Caesar what belongs to Caesar". Tinubu initiated many innovations, including BRT, Fashola has gotten credit for. Eko Atlantic City was Tinubu's 'baby' entirely.

The man actually introduced many of the core holistic drives, innovations and policies ACN administrators operate with today as standard Party administrative practice. Whether PPP or usage of bonds and money market provisions to raise funds for infrastructural development, Tinubu contributed a lot of ideas that are now cornerstones of how things are done today by ACN administrators. If a manual of ACN leadership can be presented today, it will be factually established that Tinubu wrote most of the chapters. He is, without a doubt, a man of ideas who gets forgotten for the role he paid that is very relevant to the grand scheme of things.